In Victoria, a roadworthy certificate (RWC) typically costs between $100 and $200 AUD. Prices can vary depending on the inspection station and vehicle type. New cars generally don't need an RWC, but if you're buying or selling a used car, this document is your golden ticket to legal roads. Remember, the certificate confirms the vehicle meets minimum safety standards, not that it's in perfect nick. For used cars, the price you pay for the RWC is a small fee compared to the potential headaches of unroadworthy vehicles. For listings and local inspection stations, check out Tradingpost or ServiceCentral.
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